Normally, ASDF writes my compiled files into ~/.cache/common-lisp/. This lets me work with multiple CL implementations, since the FASL files for different implementations are in different directories.
Somehow, protobuf is breaking this for me. Is this intentional, or did it accidentally happen somehow as a side-effect of handling the protocol buffer operations? Or could this be something that happens because of com.google.base?
Here's an example; see the starred line where it goes awry:
Normally, ASDF writes my compiled files into
~/.cache/common-lisp/
. This lets me work with multiple CL implementations, since the FASL files for different implementations are in different directories.Somehow, protobuf is breaking this for me. Is this intentional, or did it accidentally happen somehow as a side-effect of handling the protocol buffer operations? Or could this be something that happens because of
com.google.base
?Here's an example; see the starred line where it goes awry: